You guys know I’m a sucker for pretty scraps, and last week’s Heart Candy quilt produced the prettiest pile of clippings. If you watched the YouTube video from last week, you’ll remember I said to keep those scraps! Well, I sewed them all together and made this sweet crumb quilt pillow :)You can make this by using your own scraps from the heart block cuts, or by cutting a bunch of scrappy 2” triangles from whatever you have laying around. I made a 16” square pillow and that took (220) 2” triangl
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And that's the way to throw! Thank you Neeraj Chopra!
This is the best egg substitute for cooking and baking that I have found. It is amazing, and it comes from the water that you cooked your beans in. Particu...
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My husband and I had a summer home in Sweden for about five years. The cost of new furnishings (even with IKEA in the picture) was staggering. So, I set out to…
Even miracles take a little time by ggami-hami
This Simple Stockinette Stitch Knit Throw is an easy colorful pattern that makes a snuggly, beautiful afghan/throw. Free Pattern Included.
DON’T Throw that Juice Pulp Out—Repurpose It!
The 1870s, that is. For months I have been returning to a picture of a chair designed that decade by William Morris, an originator of the Arts and Crafts design movement. (See his lovely chair here.) I’ve fallen in love with the chair’s blues, greens, and hint of orange in the tapestry, all set off … Continue reading “That 70s Throw”
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It all began when our grandfather was watching our father (who was 12 years old at the time) and a friend play a game in their backyard in Fairfield Connecticut, using a perforated plastic golf ball and a broomstick handle.
So you know that I love empty toilet paper tubes. I use them all the time. But you don't have to leave them "as is." The soft cardboard is easy to form into lots of different shapes! I was super thrifty and cut my toilet paper tubes into smaller chunks in order to create six unique stamps. Well, the plain old circle probably isn't that unique...but let's keep that our little secret, okay? Once I made my stamps, I got to stamping... As you can see, I used acrylic paint on top of black tags. It's kind of a cool...
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